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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1920
Page
7
An ornate description outlines a new Victory Medal honoring nearly six million troops and medics from the world war. It mentions an original plaster cast and a photograph taken in Philadelphia. The piece also references a decorative display and a chaplain’s role in honoring the dead and wounded. Also included are brief notes on dream theory and self judgment.
A survey of diverse facts covers Almaka hymn usage, Urnuay as a densely populated nation, Hungary’s unique flower of a hummingbird, and post office distribution. It notes a new biplane guidele flight method, ancient yoked unions, a Chilean proverb on anger, Spitzbergen electric plant insulation, Dundee as UK industrial hub, wartime female engineering labor, a Mexican mining shaft near the Tropic of Cancer, and the new Eight Hour Day in Carecho-Slovakt with unemployment protections.
Railway clerks vote to strike as vacancies posting ends. Several deaths occur from trains and cars in various towns including Crestline Marion and Columbus. Theft and arson raise losses. Americanization drive grows with 4000+ foreign-born enrolled in Akron. Public notices report taxes and plant shifts while new roadwork and city budgets appear in multiple counties.
Florence Kirkpatrick, 18, of Bergholz, missing after a note claiming she would drown herself. A carnival gunman in Akron wounded Ben Holland. Ohio Bankers elect Brister president at Cedar Point. Harry Clay Smith to seek secretary of state nomination. Supreme Court overrules demurrer on state post. Various local deaths and accidents noted along with public notices and crop forecasts.
Fashion observers note a shift from wartime extravagance to simpler lines though ornamentation remains popular. Yellow hues dominate midsummer outfits with multiple shades paired in chiffon and apricot satin. garments feature petal skirts, simple satin bodices, and apricot chiffon hats adorned with pale yellow blossoms.
The article notes fashionable tricolette fabrics in copper hues, with florists and dressmakers collaborating to present matching shades in window displays. It highlights coordinated color trends seen across shops.
A charming flowered cretenne dress features a full but short skirt and quaint bodice. The frock is described as exceptionally fetching.
Advice on hat maintenance emphasizes dust removal after wear using a soft brush or velvet for silk and satin hats, and alcohol on cloth for straw hats. A brim prone to damage benefits from a hat stand and protective tissue, with damp or steaming methods to renew water damaged hats and a blouse of tricolette described for styling.
Charlie Coyote recalls a gentle upbringing with a keeper feeding him from a bottle and pats of affection. Clemons praises his strength and tameness while noting coyotes’ reliance on unity. The piece closes with humorous bits from other readings about kindness and candor.
Fashion notes celebrate the cape as the season’s chic wrap. New wraps range from sleeved to sleeveless with sashes and slits, in navy serge, tri cot, Bolivia cloth, duvetyn, velours, and satin crepe. Summer hats favor ribbons and the tam tops the trend. Suits predict very long coats for older and stout women.
A Harper's Bazaar Paris report notes organdie and taffeta blend to create chic formal afternoon frocks. Parisiennes favor black taffeta skirts with organza underlayers, sheer organdie over taffeta, and slim, elegant lines. New "toast" shade described for emerging blouses, while horsehair turbans add edged finishing touches.
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